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Question for any lawyers here like
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Can Rittenhouse still sue all these media outlets for defamation even if he is found guilty?
What about the tweets from Biden, LeBron, etc? Are those sue-able in general?
I'd like to see this kid make hundreds of millions off of these vultures.
Question for the room in general: Does Rittenhouse have a better shot at success in politics if he spends time in jail, or if he gets off? What is better for his image long-term in the public consciousness? Thinking of a few leaders of the past here who spent time in jail and emerged exponentially more popular due to their martyrdom, like Mandela. If Kyle does go to jail, I hope when he gets out that people hoist him on their shoulders.
Obviously I hope that he gets off and that he makes an example out of every news outlet that slandered him.
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Can Rittenhouse still sue all these media outlets for defamation even if he is found guilty?
What about the tweets from Biden, LeBron, etc? Are those sue-able in general?
I'd like to see this kid make hundreds of millions off of these vultures.
Question for the room in general: Does Rittenhouse have a better shot at success in politics if he spends time in jail, or if he gets off? What is better for his image long-term in the public consciousness? Thinking of a few leaders of the past here who spent time in jail and emerged exponentially more popular due to their martyrdom, like Mandela. If Kyle does go to jail, I hope when he gets out that people hoist him on their shoulders.
Obviously I hope that he gets off and that he makes an example out of every news outlet that slandered him.
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I don't think they're supposed to question the defendants right to remain silent. Or use evidence the judge had deemed impermissible.
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Question for any lawyers here like
Can Rittenhouse still sue all these media outlets for defamation even if he is found guilty?
What about the tweets from Biden, LeBron, etc? Are those sue-able in general?
I'd like to see this kid make hundreds of millions off of these vultures.
Question for the room in general: Does Rittenhouse have a better shot at success in politics if he spends time in jail, or if he gets off? What is better for his image long-term in the public consciousness? Thinking of a few leaders of the past here who spent time in jail and emerged exponentially more popular due to their martyrdom, like Mandela. If Kyle does go to jail, I hope when he gets out that people hoist him on their shoulders.
Obviously I hope that he gets off and that he makes an example out of every news outlet that slandered him.
Zimmer tried to sue over the edited 911 tape and lost but the Covington kid got some money so maybe?
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Why do you always preface your opinion with “I pretty much am not sure or have any idea but here’s how I think it is.”
Cmon dude how do you show up with an opinion with Jack and shit to back it up. You go dude. Do it.
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They are not and as I posted before the county DA tells a story of how he first landed a job with the state - the dude that got hired ahead of him nuked his own case in the closing arguments by telling the jury the dude was guilty because he didn't take the stand.
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I agree, but only because they're communists like you and the goal of communist state power is to punish political enemies.
A good PA office doesn't bring shitty ass cases that waste taxpayer money and erode trust in the local system. Good PA offices should be taking heat for declining to try cases they don't think they can win, not being encouraged to do everything they can to win at all costs.
Is this how it always is? No, sadly that's the problem, not the design.
This case never should have been pursued, much less with what looks like a ton of tampering and shady practices. The only way it was pursued is for ideological and political reasons.
The only reason you defend this practice is because you're a communist (because nobody can pretend to be this dumb).
I also don't to believe these prosecutors think this case was their ticket to fame, and can't be so dumb as to not think it's a dogshit case. Which also leaves political/ideological motivations.
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It wasn't slander. Kyle was formally charged by a crime and put on trial.Question for any lawyers here like
Can Rittenhouse still sue all these media outlets for defamation even if he is found guilty?
What about the tweets from Biden, LeBron, etc? Are those sue-able in general?
I'd like to see this kid make hundreds of millions off of these vultures.
Question for the room in general: Does Rittenhouse have a better shot at success in politics if he spends time in jail, or if he gets off? What is better for his image long-term in the public consciousness? Thinking of a few leaders of the past here who spent time in jail and emerged exponentially more popular due to their martyrdom, like Mandela. If Kyle does go to jail, I hope when he gets out that people hoist him on their shoulders.
Obviously I hope that he gets off and that he makes an example out of every news outlet that slandered him.
If they continue bad mouthing after he is found not guilty, then yes he has a case, but until then no, there is no slander.
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He was called a "white supremacist" by the PRESIDENT even though he never shot a single non white person.
You truly are dumb.
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Because I'm not a stupid logger sucker like you.
I know very very little about Wisconsin gun laws, but I still have an opinion of my interpretation of it.
I think kyle does not fall under any exception so the overall limitation(or illegality) stands.
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You watch your whore mouth. Don’t make me call DeSantis and have you deported.
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If the president called him that, then any reporting originating from that is 100% not slander.
If you repeat something, is not slander, it is the first person who commits it, not the people reporting on it.
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This is just not true. If someone makes an obviously slanderous comment, and you report on that comment, you are potentially committing slander yourself if you don't clearly identify it as such. You don't abrogate yourself from the law by simply saying the comment is someone else's content.
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Me saying Joe biden called kyle a white supremacist is not a slanderous comment.
It is an factual true statement. I'm not calling kyle a white supremacist I'm saying biden called him that. I'm not sure why are confused about this.
People reporting on biden's video from 1 year ago are not committing slander.
Lendarios: if you report on someone else slanderous comments you are not committing slander yourself.
Furry: that is not true. if you report on someone else slanderous comments you are not committing slander yourself.
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But if you leave out the quoting Joe Biden part, it is, and thats what most of these networks did.
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